Can we say more Santa Fe?

Here is my U28CG, same cab # as yours, Dave.

I now have a train up to 16 cars, and am adding an additional U28 to pull it, with a different cab #

The ATSF did not have a dome-obs.  But the trains look generlly like the TEXAS CHIEF in the 1960's.

I did see a U30CG once in freight colors at Newton KS.  Odd beast.

Is that Super O track on the first layout.

Dominic Mazoch posted:

Is that Super O track on the first layout.

Lehigh Valley Railroad posted:

 

Here is my U28CG, same cab # as yours, Dave.

I now have a train up to 16 cars, and am adding an additional U28 to pull it, with a different cab #

Dominic, yes that is SuperO.  It is one great track system. The closest three rail track to scale.

Lehigh valley railroad, 

nice picture of your engine and passenger cars. Love those passenger cars.

Dave

I’m looking forward to “saying more Santa Fe” when the plated stainless Legacy F-units arrive, along with some plated stainless MTH passenger cars to go with them. 

I like the way you think David!

Here is an assemblage of Santa Fe items in my layout supply. My old Hobby Shop Business cards created by hand in the 1990's, some Legacy PA's, plus everyone needs a Santa Fe caboose!

I imagine I can:

Rusty

Looking great David. Glad to see that you are enjoying them. However, the cars are from the early 90's -- probably 92 or 93. They really are beautiful ALUMINUM cars.

Gerry

david1 posted:

My Santa Fe Lionel U28c pulling the super chief in place of PA's which are out of service. The Lionel U28c is from 2002 and the cars from around 2000.  Thanks Gerry!!

Dave

David : Your Menards buildings and layout look great !!

Lehigh Valley Railroad posted:

 

Here is my U28CG, same cab # as yours, Dave.

I now have a train up to 16 cars, and am adding an additional U28 to pull it, with a different cab #

Some more Santa Fe, so to "speak..."

Rusty

Santa Fe all the Way...................

Since we're doing this again, why not?

david1 posted:

My Santa Fe Lionel U28c pulling the super chief in place of PA's which are out of service. The Lionel U28c is from 2002 and the cars from around 2000.  Thanks Gerry!!

Dave

Love seeing that Super O Dave!

Don't we already have this thread on the topic of Santa Fe pictures?

https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/...santa-fe-in-your-day

Here are a few Santa Fe pictures from the previous TMB Club Layout the two featured diesels are Williams

Did someone say Santa Fe?

Nice looking U28CG OP!

Here's a blue bonnet SD40. Lionel did a great job getting the road specific details down. I found a prototype picture off google images below. 

Nice photos David. There really is something special about the ol Super Chief, regardless of which model is hauling, huh? 

Sheesh--get some Pennsy on that layout!!

I think the new additions look great!

-Greg

Walthers/Atlas feed mill kit.  After exterior signs are applied we'll clear a space for it.  John

GG1 4877 posted:

Since we're doing this again, why not?

 

Shucks, Jonathan..  Here I thought you were pretty much strictly PRR -   Nice roster of A.T.&S.F. here sir. These E8's are especially pretty!

c.sam posted:

I like the way you think David!

Here is an assemblage of Santa Fe items in my layout supply. My old Hobby Shop Business cards created by hand in the 1990's, some Legacy PA's, plus everyone needs a Santa Fe caboose!

Sam

Love the "cute caboose" sign is that a tin sign. Priceless!!!!

I'm gonna be a wet rag here and remind folks that these tin cheesecake "advertising" signs available from a mail-order house have no basis in actual railroad advertising art.

We now return you to our regularly scheduled admiration for the Santa Fe.

Rusty